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cvs commit: xml-fop/test testsuite.dtd

arved       01/05/09 18:41:01

  Added:       test     testsuite.dtd
  Log:
  K. Liddle: testing support
  
  Revision  Changes    Path
  1.1                  xml-fop/test/testsuite.dtd
  
  Index: testsuite.dtd
  ===================================================================
  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
  <!--
      @(#)testcases.dtd 1.0 12/18/00
  
      Mary Brady, NIST
  
      DTD describing a database of XSL tests.
  
      Revised 2001 Jan 10 (Paul Grosso) - augmented by XSL FO SG:
  	- add to the TEST element an XSL attribute to point to
  	  the XSL stylesheet and rename the URI attribute to XML
  	- add to the TEST element a PROPERTY attribute to 
  	  indicate when a given property is being tested
  	- add to the TEST element a LEVEL attribute to indicate
  	  which conformance level is being tested
  	- add to the TEST element a SPECPTR attribute
  	  (of URI type) to allow referring to relevant sections 
  	  of the XSL spec.
  	- add to the TEST element an ERRATUM attribute
  	  (of CDATA type) to allow recording of an erratum
  	  name/number that this test is meant to test.
  	- add to INTERACTION attribute value list MULTIPLE
  	  and give it a default of NONE
  	- add to FO attribute value list MULTIPLE
  	- make the BASE attribute on TESTCASES #IMPLIED, 
  	  since it's not unreasonable for all the URI-type
  	  attributes to be absolute
  	- add to the TEST element a RESULTS attribute to point
  	  to, say, the PDF demonstrating the expected output
     Revised 2001 Jan 10 (Paul Grosso) - added TESTRESULT structure
     Revised 2001 Jan 24 (Paul Grosso) - lowercased names (though
            not in comments, since that helps highlight them)
  
  		2001-02-19 (AntennaHouse) added repeatable-page-master-alternatives 
  		conditional-page-master-reference region-before
  		region-after region-start region-end static-content 
  		inline inline-container.
  
  -->
  
  <!ENTITY % URI "CDATA">
  <!ENTITY % text "(#PCDATA | em | b | a)*">
  
  <!--
      The root element of the whole collection is TESTSUITE.  While not
      very different from TESTCASES, it must be distinguished due to
      improper processing by IE5.
  -->
  <!ELEMENT testsuite ( testcases+ )>
  <!ATTLIST testsuite 
      profile	CDATA		#IMPLIED
      >
  
  <!--
      The root element of a collection should be "TESTCASES".  It serves to 
      group a set of tests to be collectively identified as follows:
  	
  	* PROFILE - name of test profile 
  	* BASE - base directory in which tests for this collection reside;
  	  allows tests to be found in many application instances.
   
  -->
  
  <!ELEMENT testcases (test | testresult | testcases)*>
  <!ATTLIST testcases
      profile	CDATA		#IMPLIED
      base	CDATA		#IMPLIED
      >
  
  <!--
      The body of each TEST element is its description as well as a
      discussion of the expected results.  The following attributes 
      must be specified for each test as follows:
  
  	* ID - unique test identifier
  	* INTERACTION - used later for categorizing tests
  	* FO - formatting object that is tested
  	* XML - relative uri that points to the XML of the actual test
  	* XSL - relative uri that points to the XSL of the actual test
  
      Other optional attributes are:
  
  	* PROPERTY - indicates the property being tested
  	* LEVEL - indicates which conformance level is being tested
  	* SPECPTR - pointer to relevant part of the XSL spec
  	* ERRATUM-LBL - label/name of the erratum being tested
  	* ERRATUM-PTR - pointer to the erratum being tested
  	* RESULTS - pointer to a display of the expected results
  
  -->
  
  <!ELEMENT test %text;>
  <!ATTLIST test
      id           ID                             #REQUIRED
      interaction  (none|area|writing|spacing|collapsing|multiple)	"none"
      fo        	 (root|page-sequence|page-sequence-master|single-page-master-reference|
  		  repeatable-page-master-reference|repeatable-page-master-alternatives
  |layout-master-set|conditional-page-master-reference|simple-page-master|
  	          region-body|region-before|region-after|region-start|
  	          region-end|static-content|inline | inline-container |
  	          declarations|flow|block|block-container|bidi-override|
  	          character|initial-property-set|external-graphic|leader|page-number|
  		  table-and-caption|table|table-column|table-header|table-body|table-row|
  	          table-cell|list-block|list-item|list-item-body|list-item-label|multi-case|
  		  wrapper|multiple)		        #REQUIRED
      xml         %URI;                           #REQUIRED
      xsl         %URI;                           #REQUIRED
      property	CDATA				#IMPLIED
      level	(basic|extended|complete)	"basic"
      specptr     %URI;                           #IMPLIED
      erratum-lbl CDATA                           #IMPLIED
      erratum-ptr %URI;                           #IMPLIED
      results     %URI;                           #IMPLIED
  >
  
  <!--
      Really basic HTML font tweaks, to support highlighting
      some aspects of test descriptions ...
      EM == emphasis (e.g. italics, fun colors)
      B == bold
  -->
  <!ELEMENT em (#PCDATA | b)*>
  <!ELEMENT b (#PCDATA | em)*>
  
  <!-- 
      We also allow for hyperlinks in text (e.g., to include
      references to supporting evidence within SPECPROBLEM and 
      TESTPROBLEM).
  -->
  <!ELEMENT a (#PCDATA | b | em)*>
  <!ATTLIST a
      href	%URI;				#REQUIRED
  >
  
  <!--
      The TESTRESULT element is used to record test results.
  	It has a required ID attribute which identifies the TEST.
  	It has a required AGREEMENT attribute that indicates whether
  	the results are in full agreement with the expected
  	results as described in the TEST case or not.
  
      The textual contents of the TESTRESULT element should describe
  	the results of the test and any issues or further information.
  
      The target of the optional RESULTS attribute could be either some
  	PDF showing the results or any other arbitrary resource
  	describing/discussing the results.
  
      The optional FUTURESUPPORT attribute is used to indicate
  	expected future support of the feature tested by this
  	test case.  
  
      The optional SPECPROBLEM attribute indicates if there is
  	any ambiguity or other problem found in the spec that relates
  	to this test.  Especially if the results weren't as expected
  	because of a misinterpretation of the spec, this should be
  	documented here.  Details/discussion should appear in the 
  	textual contents of the TESTRESULT element.
  
      The optional TESTPROBLEM attribute indicates if there is
  	any issue with the TEST case and the expected results it
  	suggests.  Especially if the results of the test differ
  	from that given as "expected" by the test case but are,
  	in fact, believed to be the correct results, this should
  	be documented here.  Details/discussion should appear in the 
  	textual contents of the TESTRESULT element.
  
  -->
  
  <!ELEMENT testresult %text;>
  <!ATTLIST testresult
      id		CDATA				#REQUIRED
      agreement	(full|issues)			#REQUIRED
      results		%URI;			#IMPLIED
      futuresupport	(full|partial|none)	#IMPLIED
      specproblem	(yes|no)		"no"
      testproblem	(yes|no)		"no"
  >
  
  
  

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